Our Favorite SolidWorks Guy Stops By
Jeremy Luchini from SolidWorks, Corp. Brings Beer
 


We presented Jeremy with a painted Hot Rod hood that was signed by all the FFR staff.  The beer was very appreciated.
 
Most people don't know the full level of integration that our products have in CAD/CAM.  Most of this is due to the great products and corporate support of the SolidWorks Company.  Project Manager Jeremy Luchini is helping our engineering and R&D guys with the next project here at Factory Five.  Jeremy stopped by yesterday to begin this next project in earnest...he also brought along a few jugs of Cape Cod Beer (another great way to get along with the guys at FFR).  Thanks Jeremy!

Dave Smith
President
 

Jeremy reviews a SolidWorks project with Jesper (left) and Nate (right).
 


When people find out what's on the screen here AND our next project that is only possible using the latest surface scanning technology in SolidWorks software, they will freak!  We blurred the screen...sorry...

 

Sample prototype gauge pod. 3D imaged with SolidWorks software.
 


FFR GTM was developed using SolidWorks software.
 


The entire Factory Five '33 Hot Rod, including the complete body shape, is 100% digital on SolidWorks
(customer Henry Renaud's '33).
 


Above: Thanks to SolidWorks software, Henry's vintage '33 sports a flathead V-8, but handles like a sports car.

Below: FFR customer and custom electrician Dave Pike stopped by to check out the Gen 2 GTM which was redesigned with the help of SolidWorks software.